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Eric Swartz

Eric Swartz, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Intern at Graham Architectural Products

Shambhavi Gupta
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Shambhavi Gupta

Shambhavi Gupta, Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, IT Intern at Graham Architectural Products

York Military Friendkly for 2015

Penn State York named 'Military Friendly School'

Penn State York has once again been named a Military Friendly School, by Victory Media, the leader in successfully connecting the military and civilian worlds. This is the third consecutive year York has earned this designation in recognition of their outstanding work with veterans.
Jennifer Nesbitt

Jennifer Nesbitt

Jennifer Nesbitt, associate professor of English at Penn State York, is an expert on the PBS series, "Downton Abbey," and enjoys talking about this period in history and speculating on the plotlines and where the series creator, Julian Fellowes, will take his characters.

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York faculty member shares her thoughts on 'Downton Abbey'

Jennifer Nesbitt, an associate professor of English at Penn State York, isn’t just a fan of the popular PBS series “Downton Abbey,” she is considered an expert. Nesbitt, who has done numerous speaking engagements about the historical drama, is a regular guest on online podcasts recapping episodes every Monday with witf’s Fred Vigeant and Katie Lengyel. Check out the podcasts.
Summer 2015 courses

Summer 2015 courses

Penn State York offers two summer sessions and it is not too early to schedule classes.  The first six-week session begins May 18.

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Face.Age: A Multimedia Installation by Andy Belser

Face.Age is a multimedia installation created from guided cross-generational encounters documented through digital recordings. The installation places audiences within a synchronized, three-screen surround where younger (18-22) and older (70+) participants can be seen studying, describing, and touching one another’s faces. A 45-minute loop of moving and still imagery forms a fluid space in which time can slow, permitting a close study of faces rarely afforded in social settings.